Thermal Imaging Cameras
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FLIR Launches Thermal Imaging Action Cameras for Drones
FLIR has launched Duo and Duo R thermal imaging cameras for use with drones.
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New FLIR One Thermal Imaging Accessory Launched for Android and iOS
The second-generation FLIR One accessory is available for iOS devices at roughly Rs. 16,000, and will go on sale for Android next month.
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Move Over Selfies, Hotties Are Here
Apple stores started selling the $349 FLIR One this week, putting thermal imaging within reach of people.
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Asia on Alert With Thermal Cameras, Doctors as Ebola Declared Global Risk
Asian nations are using thermal imaging cameras and posting doctors at airports to screen out sick travellers as health authorities scramble to avert any outbreak of the Ebola virus that has killed almost 1,000 people in West Africa.
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Baseball league tests cricket's Hot Spot
The short-sightedness of Indian cricket administrators could be a bonus for fans of Major League Baseball. Military grade thermal imaging cameras that have improved the television spectacle in cricket and helped on-field umpires cut out some - but not all - mistakes will be tried at the World Series.
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FLIR Launches Thermal Imaging Action Cameras for Drones
FLIR has launched Duo and Duo R thermal imaging cameras for use with drones.
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New FLIR One Thermal Imaging Accessory Launched for Android and iOS
The second-generation FLIR One accessory is available for iOS devices at roughly Rs. 16,000, and will go on sale for Android next month.
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Move Over Selfies, Hotties Are Here
Apple stores started selling the $349 FLIR One this week, putting thermal imaging within reach of people.
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Asia on Alert With Thermal Cameras, Doctors as Ebola Declared Global Risk
Asian nations are using thermal imaging cameras and posting doctors at airports to screen out sick travellers as health authorities scramble to avert any outbreak of the Ebola virus that has killed almost 1,000 people in West Africa.
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Baseball league tests cricket's Hot Spot
The short-sightedness of Indian cricket administrators could be a bonus for fans of Major League Baseball. Military grade thermal imaging cameras that have improved the television spectacle in cricket and helped on-field umpires cut out some - but not all - mistakes will be tried at the World Series.
